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"RIVERBY"
WEST PARK-ON-THE-HUDSON, N. Y.
We left Roxbury last
Wednesday. I came away much
stronger than when I went there
in mid July. I believe that a
winter in Fla. or California
will make me nearly well
again. We may spend part of
it in Washington, D. C.
The most moving tribute I
ever rec'd was that nature
interlude in the [ ?] Pageant.
It touched my heart & made
me feel very humble. It was
so much more beautiful &
significant than I had expected
to see, Ah, well aday! a man
is not always without honor
even in his own country.
I find as I near the end of
my life, that if one does faith-
fully & without any secondary
or selfish motives, a worthy